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Is / sTEEETi NEAR S. Rt9Ysius cMGkcH.
IToL STKEET NoKTHWEsT. AND ALSO On
M AAi SIb A Sx BEFMEEN FpHKAMp
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
St GSnm nj PASSED IN Equity t Cause No
Of the premises the described Real Estate
on WEDNESDAY,. the ELEVENTH DAY OF May
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, Lots Nos. "a and l3o,
north. between 1st and North Captolstreets
On the SAME DAY. at QUARTER-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK PM will sell the east half of Lot numbered
seven % in Reservation D. situated on Maryland ave-
nue., between ~ and 9th streets southwest improved
by dwelling house aud a stable
paid in six twelve and eighteen months with interest
day of SALE and the thereof to be secured
sers the purchase money can be paid cash on day
Of sale or on ratification thereof by the court lien
s ssa No as s % and
Of property viii be required when knocisd down All
coveyancing purchasers cost II terms Of sale be
Chaser ~ 10 ''0'1 " s S HENKLE. trustee, pA'-
spsasa. rh Sei re %A a9ass1t Sass
re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IN myii-d&ds ~ " s S. HENKLE. Trustee
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SEVERAL CRATES OF ENeI1sa STONE CHINA,
VINE, IN BARREL AND BOTTLE, At AUC-
TON.
On. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY THIRTEENTH,
1887, at Ten O'CLOCK at my auction rooms, shall
sell the above CONSIGNMENT Parties furnishing for the
coming drill should take notice my1O-3t
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF RAILROAD STOCK AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH. 1887, at ONE
O'CLOCK PM, l will sell, by order of the Probate
Court,
10 10 shares Of Columbia = r; !; CO: Stock.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ONE HUNDRED PIECES COPPER COOKING UTEN-
SIIS. LARGE QUANTITY OF FINE SILVER
PLATED WARE, IN GREAT VARIETY, AT AUC-
TION.
On FRIDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH. 1887 within
my auction rooms, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, I stall sell
large assortment of the above goods viz Silver
plated Salvers, Urns Knives and Forks Ca ndelabrss
Center Pieces, Coasters, Wine Coolers Tea Pots aud
sugars big Iart Of this plated ware is Of shefied
manufacture. The copper cooking utensils consist
81 flat and hsh sa9cepans in all sizes Stock Boilers
line Hotel ke and restaurants and private buyers
should attend this sale, as the goods will be sold with
out reserve my1O-3t
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ERTY ON .Dn STREET. CORNER OF EIGHTH
oN TEuks6A9, NAY 20, 1887, At HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. will offer for sale H:R
stpub!tc auction In front Of the premises lots and
got. ONE 2Saloo On Which !. erected thrsestory
which il erected mo sos I'D" street. and one SO It.
10x1OUx15. on which is erected Nos sol and S03
I'D" street. and 4O6 6th street northwest
Terms eesy. made known on day Of sale
my0-dkds THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE No. 1117 G
STREET NORTHEAST, WITH LOT FORTY
FEET by BY ON one HTNDkEp AND TEN FEET.
, Under and BY virtue of certain deed of trust -
bearing date the 18th day of February A. D. -
1884. and duly recorded in Liber No. lOtI folio Iii
AL ct seq. one Of the Land Records of the District
u Columbia, and by decree of tie Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia sitting q court of equity
PASSED IN equity cause No. 1882, as Trustees UNI
der said deed VI trust will, TUESDAY, the SEW
lS>'i pay OF MAY, A. u. 1881. at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ. at public auction i'll front OF the
premises sell all that certain piece parcel and lot Of
known and being part Of original Lot TO- in Square
9S3 having front of 40 feet q street northeast
and running back OF width feet the depth OF
sad lot the same being more described in
said deed OF trust together with the improvements
ing ~
Terms of SALE 81 500 in cash: the balance in eoual
at and two years by the notes
OF purchaser and deed Of trust upon the premises
sold or all cash. at the purchasers option. Terms to
e complied with In days from the day Of sale or
the trustees reserve the right to RESELL cost and
rsk OF the defauting purchaser deposit 100 re-
Qulred on the day of sale
E EEAIAMbN Z + p1 tIERISSHToN; Trustees.
my4-d&ds Offices 49, Louisiana ave. H.
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GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F st.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY FRONTING FORTY FEET ON l.
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN
TY-FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, 1887 at GRE
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, will offer for sale origi- nv
nal Lot 10, Square 76. 49,
Terms at time of sale. GEO. W. STICKNEY,
my7-d AuctiOneer
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the second division, was accepted. and Miss s. E
White was appointed to NIL the vacancy. j. H.
Lawson was appointed 70 Nil the vacancy In the
colored schools caused by the resignation OF Miss
F. A. Barrier. Applications for janitor's places
were received from Robt. SOmervilfe Geo. Mafston,
and Parker McGrundy. letter was read from
Principal Paul. ofthe High School, stating that the
organization OF the High School cadets was not
maintained during the summer vacation, and,
therefore, 1t rested with the boys themselves
whether they would accept the invitation to go
into encampment at Garrett Park. The secretary
was directed to thank the Metropolitan Invest
ment Company for the invitation, and acquaint
them with the circumstances OF the case Notice
was given that an examination OF teachers would
be held on the Goth and 2lSt inStantA
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Spzrsa Hrs
Ths acknowledged introducer Of Head Gear in
Amsr1cA None genuine unless bearing their trade
wuLETT h RUoYT.
Sole Agents for thas city
90 0o5 Penn'a sTsnuA
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Driven Insane BY Hcr Trouble.
A YOUNG WOMAN ACCUSED or MArRIcrpE BECOMES A
MANIAC.

PARkERsBURG, WA, May lL-Miss Eta Kines-
ley, young woman OF twenty, is reported as
having become an incursble maniac A short
time ago she and her mother lived near this city
on q small farm, In good circumstances one day
her mother was murdered her dead body being
found terribly beaten, the skull crushed and
everything presenting the appearance OF a bloody
murder Etta, not having given the alarm at once,
was suspected, but declared her innocence telling
a story OF man coming 10 the house. striking
her mother dead and escaping. Her story not
being credited she was arrested and detectives
worked up pretty strong case on circumstantial
evidence against her. She was indicted for murder
tried for two weeks. and acquitted. Directly after
the trial she went 10 live with her uncle In an
other part OF the country, since which time she
mas been brooding over the AFFAIR until her
reason Is dethroned and she now is an inmate q
the ASYLUM.
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Condition Of the Crops.

V" ". s"c ChVP"s
The report OF the Department Of A0riculture for
Nav relates tn rho condition Of ur,rtnr grain nro
greSs OF spring blowing, and proportion OF the pro-
poSed cotton area already planted. 1t indicates
decline in the condition OF wheat OF two points
Country being Sc assinst as at he same date In
1885, 20 In 1884 and 81 In 1854 The States OF the
Middle Atlantic coast from PENNSYLVANIA to
North Carolina show some Improvement season.
able weather having aided the plant In recover.
ing more than was expected from the
February and March. The most ser,,ous rs.
ductlon OF the month is In Ohio, where there is
I'LL on Oh eignt points since the ISL or April
Ynrl- S; Senn ~r Hunueio. ~, W S.svS atSi Wv
ginia, so: North Carolina. 90: Texas. 90: Arkan-
sas, SO; Tennessee, SO; West Virginia. SO; Ken
Illinois, g3: Missouri az: Kansas n: California
SO; Oregon. IOI. Rye has suffered from the same
but on 81 It's nare, the
aganss w on April l, ana 95.7 az Inc same date
ars hino ~ uoinS3 oe ~ NJ os . ana SS 4,
1855. ''0> W. - 'A"'' AVN ''''N - ~
The season has been more generally advanced In
all parts OF the country than usual spring plow-
ing being seriously behind only on ne Atlantic
coast south to Pennsylvania, and on the Pacific
slope. In these sections 1t las been delayed by
is ahead OF an average year. the season. especially
during April, having been generally favorable,
with temperature above the normal and rainfall
at minimum. The proportion already done Oh
May Is estimated at 80 per cent OF the whole,
While the amount usually completed at that date
Is about rs per cent.
The proportion OF cotton already planted
amounts to more than fOur-fifthS or the proposed
area, and Is slightly greater than at the same date
In any OF the preceding i've years but Is little
less than the proportion returned by the cores
p0ndentS as the average planting at that date.
There Is some complaint OF slow termination and
poor stand on account Of drought at time OF
planting In some sections, but with favorable
weather replanting Is rapidly filling all gaps.
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ssMfSS BrOWnS Upon the New Rule
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Nav q 1877
r., .ho ra;.or -, T,,r p,,rv,,,, Co.
~ ~ .u 49, 49, - =, az, ,s,,' .1,,. c
IN soui ISSUE VI 'o-uaS Sou quote u 1ofernineht
Official as saying:
when examinations for promotion were voluntary
many clerks realized their inability to pass sim.
ply lay back at their ease satisfied with what they
aa. ae result was .iat clerks ~ many instances oe-
r,mrina uorn Wa1S tsys i LOT ~ nat
and the effect he said Viii he for the ' ~ the en
eral pubic service" ~ ~
Thai sounds wonderfully we'll noes r. not, Rut
would ., 40 hoor so,a,, 80 uassa.s,., ,,o,.,o.
"ouiu ~ u1'0 oeen Sai" 'he oihcin III ques'1on
were not beyond the reach OF the new ruler
However, any assertion holds good until its fall
lacy Is proved and the proof In this case can be
furnished by all clerks and ''offcials" who have
good memories and fair powers OF observation.
tilty counters who TILED the rooms rfteen years
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HHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRTsTEE pEE EALSAB1E TRACT LANP
4 n Ad RfTh M3E 81 81 HIN
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of aee
saf I'm ts n
Sclneek and others complainants and Walter Du-
numbered 10, lD equity shall offer for SALE st pub.
Ps 81 MS s. e Eh
81 50 far Is the same lies II the District
Sf BY the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal eondemnstion
Of and on tic south By the Potom.c River
channel and on the east by the western line Of tract
hsrbor one Of which mill sites is known Edes MN
OF M ,S MIL !e5csE two small tracts lying little
.Buliy's psappointmspt" containing two acres and
the other known ss Bnngsgate conteinins ave and
146 acres, more or less.
., ;as # Sss,es
paid day Of SALE aud balance in one and two years
psss;
from the day OF sale and to be deed Of trust
" CUM ~ k sai NissGiH HA g Sf1sna'er' COST
SAMUEL IL sHnsIs9s ave" -
FRED az y I 11SEs ave. i'''''''
473 Lonisisna ave..
N. B.-Particular attention is called TO the above
because Of the situation Of the property between
desirabahty for business purposes. myS-dkds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADAMsExPREssc oMIANYsALE oFuNcIArNED
4 4EN 1aK 1p1s
Company will sell at the auction rooms Of Duncanson
Bros i corner 9th and streets northwest 70 pay
comnr,.,nv a. sso pAczAAGES ,..n., n..,.
70 be sold without reserve.
Terms cash ap30-dkdb8
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Bishop Ircland's Arrival.

HE SAYS THE CARDINAL WAS IN GOOD HEALTH WHEN
He LEFT HIN.
New York telegram to the Baltimore American.
Bishop Ireland said to-day: "The reports OF Car
dinal Gibbons bad health are all untrue. When
left him In Rome he was In excellent health, and
have since then received z letter from Monsignor
O'Connell, saying that when the cardinal left
Rome he was still enjoying good health. He is
now In Paris. but is not studying the labor Ques-
ton In France He is simply awaiting the coming
OF Archbishop Williams, who sailed from New
York on the Servia last week, and who is probably
In Paris by this time. He Is In great hurry TO
get home; and after he has seen Archbishop VII
Iiams he viii, after trip through England and
Ireland, come home as fast as he can. Bishop
Keane, OF Richmond, is still In Rome, unless he
has left within the last few days He VITA VISIT
Paris and especially Lorraine, In Belgium, where
there Is one OF the most perfectly equipped Catho-
lie universities in the world He Is 20 be retcor OF
the new university"
Bishop Ireland is looking very well and is In ex-
row night, and hastens home TO st. Paul
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ASSIGNEEs SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, SHELVING FIX
TURES, &c.
ALSO,
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
virtue of deed of assignment given to recorded
Apri 18th 1881 in land records Of the District Of Co
lumba, will sell on WEDNESDAY, MAY EIGH-
TENTH, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
the entire contents Of Store No. 901 th street north
west, comprising in part
Teas Cotfees Flour, MolasseH
Soaps (Toilet and Laundry Salt,
Vinegar, Crackers, Cakes,
Large lot Of Shelf Goods tevery descriptionl
Domestic and other Cigars, Tobacco,
Fine Ice Box, Refrigerator (cold bast).
Shelving, Counter, Scales, &C
Fine Wines anc Liquors (assorted). 49,,
Together with large quantity of other goods usually
found in q grocery store.
ALSO, AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ, SAME DAY.
Horse, Wagon, and Harness.
Terms cash.
CHARLES PELHAM, Assignee,
my10-dts OF White = Sons
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IG KIMBALI- trustees.
ma eo&ds l341 + st. NV

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
~ PROVED PROPERTY On SIXTEENTH t16th)
STREET, BETWEEN % AND STREETS
NORTHWESTERN SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE Q95l
By virtue and in pursuance Of decree passed 2sS
In the cause of Harry Marion Sims ct al. VS.. ~
Fannie ~ Gregory ct al. No. 1924 in Equity, -
IN the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
viii, Trustee, TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
fOURTH t24TH DAY OF MAY, AID. 1887. AT
1--WE O'CLOCK PM. IN front of the premises. offer
for sale. at pbc auctOn, the following real estate
Lots eghtve .rht tSS) and eighty nine (S9) in c. ].
Hilyer's III ivisiCu of the north part of square
Der one hundred and ninety five Q9Jl
Terms of sale: One third cash. and balance in two
equal instalnents. payable at I'd and two CD
Years from day of sale the deferred payments to draw
SIX l6D per cent interest per payable half
yearly the notes of the purchaser purchasers to be
be given for deferred payments. secured by deed
deeds OF trust the property all cash. at the
on of the purchaser purchasers deposit Of two
hundred and nifty dollars $3.50 must be made each
lot when the property is KNOCKED down. Terms must
be complied with within ten daysfrom day of sale, All
conveyancin at purchasers cost If default be made
BY reserve right TO resell at his, her.
their risk, five days advertisement.
HENRY WISE GARNETT Trustee.
416 18th street northwest.
An.s-a rt,yO-hS
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.
AUCTION SALES.
TO..NOlf8ROW.

TO-NORROW.
NIFTY HORSES AND MULES AT PUBLIC SALE.
stable S f on NEXT ZEN
NJ SIX HG5ses, 6ei9ngng to parties leaving the
Forty Horses and Mules direct from washinkton
Don't fail to attend this sale, bargains be had
in horses.
D. W. MAGRATH 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
Sales every Thursday
Stock sold on commission. my1O-2t
TTVHOs. BOWLING, AuctIoneer
ANNUAL SALE
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS
AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS,
EMBRACING
RARE PIECES. SUCH AS GHEORDIEZ CARA
BACH. DAGHISTAN. ROYAL OUCHAK. KOR-
HASSAN. IsPAHAN, TEHERAN, ROYAL
CAMEL's HAIR. ROYAL AGRA. ROYAL
BOKHARA. ROYAL MECCA, ANATO-
LIAM. ROYAL CASHMERE. ROYAL
MOSQUE, ROYAL SUMAK CAR
PETSAND RUGS. PORTIERS
AND EMBROIDERIES,
THE WHOLE FORMING VERY VALUABLE COL
LECTION OF TEXTILES.
ALSO Splendid SELECTION OF ANTIQUE
RUGS.
To be sold at public sale, without reserve at my
ton rooms. southwest corner 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY
ELEVENTH and TWELFTH, 1887, at ELEVEN
AN and THREE PM each day.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY and TUESDAY. MAY NINTH and TENTH,
my5-6t 1887.
ONE FINE CROSS MATCH TEAM. soRREL AND
ING ING TO A r SENATOR WHO HAS NO FURTHER
ONE GOOD FARM H6 atsH. SEVERAL Buae1Es
A aHGT CARRIAGES IN GOOD CONDITION. AT
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY TWELFTH,
rooms shall sell the above stock. without reserve, to
my9-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
FNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
HIGHLY t. S9sE AZ ESHbTE NO.
IS sr k1GHTEESTH MEET AND
snail =; a:fs 81 sssss s
proved by frstciass frame dwelling, IL rooms, with
property is located in section Of the city where it is
great demand and is considered Of the best oca
Terms: one-ihird cash. balance in six and twelve
aohths WITH notes bearing interest and secured by
and recording at purchasers cost Two hundred dol
lars deposit required at the time Of sale.
ap3O-dSdS THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LNOUR MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS FRONT
ling ON STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH
AND TWENTlzFIRST STREETS NORTHWEST,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH
front of the premises $Ss&
LOTS Al, ~, 4:; AND A. IN SQUARE &C. -
Zach OF these lots front d. feet except the corner lot
which has front of - 912 feet, all having depth Of
90 feet to an alley.
These lots the immediate vicinity Of the splen
did residences of Mr. Blaine Mr. Patten, Gov. Hllyer
Stewart Mansion, and other fine residences
Terms: Onethird cash, balance one and two wears
Notes to bear six per cent interest payable
ally TO be secured by deed OF trust premises sold
all cash, At option of purchaser deposit of 500
required on each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing
&C. at purchasers cost Ii terms of sale are not com
Piled with III ten days. the right reserved resell at
the risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser after five
days public notice OF such resale some ueWspaper
published in Washington d. C.
my6 ut DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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/ Love. You Love. He LOVES.

/ Love. You Love. He LOVES
WE ALL LOVE TO BUY
Nice Business Suit at So worth So
Handsome Black and White Cheviot Suit at SlO
worth SI5
Beautiful Brown Mixture Chsviot Suit, at s1O,
worth SD
Fine Prince Albert Suit at sl3 so, worth geo.
Grand Prince Albert Suit at $lS, worth SO!
Boys Everlasting Suit, age IA To Is, at $3.50,
worth 81
Boys Dress Suit, age Ii to Is, at sc, worth 80
Child's Suit age d To Ii. a; 81, worth 81
Chid's Suit that you bound TO like age to IA
50, worth 81. 90
Chiid's Suit, very dressy. age to IA. at 81 so.
worth ST.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
my5 corner eth aud sta NV.
D.. T.. HuTcH1Ssos.
IMPORTER
FINE MILLINERY.
Leading Stylea
HATS,
In all the new shades and combinations.
Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that corre-
spond with any costume. Many exclusive shspsA
MARK DOWN.
Beautiful JET WRAPS. to make room for
LIGHT WEIGHT STREET COSTCMR&
PARASOLS
COACHING UMBRELLA
LCEs DRESS TRIMMINGS
BRAIDS. BUTTONS.
New Patterns In JET GRENADINE
Ten per cent OF on JET PASSEMENTERIIS
Novelties in JERSEYS.
FOSTER KID GLOVES
We offer for inspection GLOVE having NO superior
in At style, or reliability S100 per pair and upward
spl4 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE :.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

OFFICE B. II. WARNER Il CO.,
~ Real Estate Brokers. GIG st. NV.
WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, Esf8
ISS AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T M some -
excellent villa sites i'll Shannons subdivision, Ana
costa on shannon Place, Railroad avenue, and Navy
avenue All of which newly parked and paved. and
BY street These lots about 0x
10 feet Pats may be obtained at this Office at any
time before the day of sale This will afford splendid
opportunity for parties to secure sites for homes,
Terms liberal and will be stated at sale.
.- b. II. WARNER K CO.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my4d&ds
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IMMENSE Success

IMMENSE Success
Has Crowned Our Summer Openingof
FINE FOOTWEAR
Thousands of persons can testify TO the mira
culous BARGAINS which sold las. week.
just consider for moment the wonders which
we offer this week.
BARGAIN NO. I.
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGoLA KID BUTTON HAND
sEWED, flexible and stylish, S1.97 Every pair worth
$3.50
BARGAIN NO. .
LADIES' HANDsEwRD BRIGHT DoNeoLA and
FRENCH KID OXFORD TIES, Sl.97; worth 3d.
BARGAIN No 3.
LADIES' FINE CUEAsO KID OXFORD TIES, NEW
PORT BUTTON AND TIES, hand and machine sewed
Common Sense and Opera toes, 81 .23 only.
BARGAIN No.4
GENTS HAND-sEwED. FAIR STITCHED LOW
AND HIGH QUARTER WAUKENPHAST. s3.97; sold
III over at 30.
BARGAIN NO. 5.
GENTS HAND-wELr, FAIR-srIrCHED. LOW
AND HIGH QUARTER, LACE AND BUTTON.
PRINCE ALBERTS, at s2 81.
BARGAIN NO. 6.
GENTS PRINCE ALBERTS. OXFORD TIES AND
BUTTON. IN lasting. light CALF AND DOSGOLA. al
Sl25 TO S-247,
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
a Lizard IN His SsOuaach.
rH1 HORRIBLE MoNsfsR oR WHICH PENNSYLVANIA
NAN WAS RICENTIY REIIHvEp.

- kaZ0f0 IL ISIS Sto0AoNns
ra1 uoRkiBLR hoNsfBR op WHICH A PENNSYLVANIA
NAN wAs RHCRNTLY RKLIHvKp.
PTrfsEURs, Nay ia dispatch 70 the Post
IRON Aonongahela City, says; Yesterday
George Dishler, OF Beailsville, was relieved
on horrible monster In the shape OF .
lizard almost inches long, which had been
growing In his stomach for the last flve years
Inc reptile Was elected and was alive. IL had
head resembling a catfish a well-shaped tall two
Wen defined but very small eyes broad mouth,
Two Wep-shaped feet attached 10 short legs, and
connected with the body about two-thirds way
IRON the head IL WAS covered with nne brown
nalr, ana It's belly was OF q dirty greenish hue It
Is supposed Disher got IL into his stomach while
DRINKING rom spring on his farm years ago. He
has oeen awakened several times the past year by
the reptile crawling up into his mouth during the
night, wnen ne would waken up, with n mouth
fui OF lizard, and In a moment OF disgust attempt
TO swallow IT, the reptile would kick and refuse 70
60 back until after forcible muscular effort. and
then would slide reluctantly down his throat
with -peep-peep" sound ike a young chicken
Mr.. Dishler often thought he would spit out the
lizard the next time II came up. but on awaken
ing he would begin the swallowing operation wit b.
out control OF himself and with a sort OF choking
sensation. He Is now happily relieved OF The
wretched lizard, which Is in the posscssion Of DR.
FaIquhar, preserved In alcohol